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The Devastating Decline Of Black Businesses In New York City

In a recent study done by New York City’s comptroller, documenting the financial state of the City between the years of 2007 to 2012, the dismal state of Black business was noted. According to the study, in 2007-2012, the presence of Black Businesses in New York City declined by 31.4%, while Black businesses nationwide rose […]

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Ghana’s First Cupcake Shop

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The Nigerian Chocolate Industry

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Egypt and China’s Currency Swap

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The Only Black-Owned Soda Bottler

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Britain Votes To Leave The EU & The Prime Minister Steps Down

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The Creators Of Blacks Without Borders Discuss African-American Success In Africa

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The History & Strategy Of Destroying Black Music

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Amos Wilson On Why We Are Asking/Begging For Jobs When We Create Them

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African Slaves Built The Rice Industry

“South Carolina’s slave-plantation owners had known nothing about how to grow and irrigate rice. That knowledge was brought to the low country by Africans stolen from the Sierra Leone by the Royal African company of England. As the slaves produced the rice that made the plantation owners rich, their glistening backs bore the branded acronymn […]

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